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Andhra Leather Craft Painting - Floral, Large (30" X 16")

Andhra Leather Craft Painting - Floral, Large (30" X 16")
Andhra Leather Craft Painting - Floral, Large (30" X 16")
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Andhra Leather, | AUTHENTIC CRAFT. CREATED IN INDIA.

Andhra Leather Craft Painting - Floral, Large (30" X 16")

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Andhra Leather Painted Wall Piece (Large - 30" x 16") - Large (Floral). This vibrant and beautiful piece of wall décor can be a dramatic addition to any space. This translucent leather painting art form from Andhra Pradesh is used to make puppets for the popular shadow-puppet theatre tradition of Andhra Pradesh -‘Tholu Bommalata’- literally meaning “the dance of leather dolls’. 

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Andhra Leather Craft Painting - Floral, Large (30" X 16")

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Product Details

  • Material : Leather
  • Craft : Andhra Leather Craft
  • State : Andhra Pradesh
  • Country of Origin : India
  • Colour : White & Multicoloured
  • Measurements :  Length- 30" ; Width- 16"
  • Product weight : 500 Grams
  • Special Attention : Handcrafted Village Craft. Please Allow For Minor Crafting Defects.
  • Shipping Info : Dispatched in a maximum of 6 business days. Returns accepted within 12 days of delivery.
  • UOM : Piece

Andhra Leather Craft

This translucent leather painting art form from Andhra Pradesh is used to make puppets for the popular shadow-puppet theatre tradition of Andhra Pradesh -‘Tholu Bommalata’- literally meaning “the dance of leather dolls’. An ancient practice, wandering entertainers have for centuries disseminated the knowledge of Hindu epics and local folk tales to the remotest corners of the region, through this art form and tradition. The raw materials used are Goat hide and sheepskin and the colours used are derived from vegetables dyes. Creating small holes inside the decorative patterns enhances the attraction of the items, which is done using a pogaru (chisel). The painted piece is dried in sunlight over two to three days. Hindu epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata inspire artisans to create these beautiful items in a wide range of shapes, sizes and utility varying from paintings to lamp shades or puppets as a vibrant and unique work of art to liven up a wall or a corner. Lampshades are created using a mould and most of them are based on mythological figures.

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